Compass Hotel Nagoya

Near Nagoya Station subway, transportation is very convenient! And there are many delicious food around the hotel.

I'm sorry, but this really isn't a hotel I am a frequent traveler to Japan My respiratory system is naturally sensitive, so I check the hotel’s air hygiene conditions carefully. It can be said that the negative reviews of this hotel in the past few years only mean that they can be seen, and all the problems can be discovered with the naked eye once you have stayed there. There will be huge layers of dust everywhere, whether it is clothes hangers, lamps, or beside the bed, every inch of the place is untouched. There is not only dust in the air, but also mites that are visible to the naked eye (the photo was taken with a mobile phone, so you can see the size of the particles). Even healthy people will start to have problems if they inhale the amount after sleeping for one night. This is the first time I heard of SDI. In the name of environmental protection, they will not provide any cleaning services if you stay for 7 days. All supplies will be placed in the staff room and you have to go downstairs to beg. Not every employee has a good attitude. , I have been criticized several times (daily amount: towel x1, water x1, slippers x1, I only take what I need every day). By the 5th day, the water tank was really full of water, and even my own one would not be cleaned once a week!

I always stay here when I go to Nagoya. The free rice balls for breakfast were really delicious, but I was shocked to see that they had been replaced with bread and that the cup soups and other amenities were no longer available. When staying multiple nights, you have to call the front desk to change your towels, which is a bit inconvenient. It seems like the quality of service has dropped significantly, even though the price is almost the same. I like the location and the bed and sofa in the room, so I'll compare it with other hotels before deciding whether to stay again.

It's very close to Kintetsu, JR and bus stations. The room is not big, but it has everything. Although there is no restaurant to provide breakfast, there are bread and juice available when you check out.

Instead of a breakfast area, they provided rice balls and jelly drinks, which was rather appreciated in a busy situation. The rice balls are bite-sized so they are easy to eat, but maybe a morning banana would be more filling?

The hotel is in a good location, within a ten-minute walk from Nagoya Station, about 5.6 minutes from the Meitetsu Bus Station, and the nearest Don Quixote is only about a 7.8-minute walk away. The hotel is directly opposite the market, so there are many restaurants around, and there are also many famous restaurants nearby. The coffee shop can be used for breakfast, but the restaurant comes with small rice balls and small drinks every day (served from 6:30 to 10 a.m.). If you don’t want to use it for breakfast, you can also take it out as a snack (recommend the chicken flavor👍🏻). The size of the room is about the size of a Japanese hotel. It's not very big and can't spread out two 28.29-inch suitcases, but it's still usable. The disadvantages are that there is still some dust in some small corners, there are some scratches and nicks on the walls, and mold can be seen in parts of the bathroom, such as the bathtub, from certain angles. As for the service staff, there seems to be someone at the counter all the time. However, not every service staff can communicate in English, but everyone is kind and patient. Overall, the CP value is very high and recommended to people with a certain budget🌟